The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-27
BEFORE JUSTICE PYPER.
The Grist Brought to the NIL
Yesterday.

) Business picked up considerably III
1.-The Police Court yesterday, and not
swithstanding Judge Pyper's peculiar
scanyon experiences of the two days
apreyious. he was equal to the emer-
5gency, and disposed of the following
ceases with neatness, promptness and
sdispatch.
Ed. J. Moore became very full OF
zIightning Juice, and imagined a garden
hose that he saw lying IN his path was
a RATHER" and attacked it with knife.
laThe result was badly demoralized hose
ana Edward was arrested on the charge
Eof malicious mischief. The charge was
SproVen and Eddie asked for $15.
q Robert Stuart, a drunk and dlsor
4derIy, put down three bran. new ;:
s!pieces, to be used in patching up the
Abroken ordinance.
q G.. A. Carlson, plain drunk, al
,sthough badly demoralized from the eff
Iafects of the spree of the day previous
s;had sense enough to plead guilty, ano
8manfully stood up under the lnfilctior
Nof S. fine.
Ole Halvorsen, whether from force
7of example or otherwise, proceeded t.
4celebrate on his own account, ant
alater in the day was hauled in by to-
spolice. Ole, however, being a soldier
Twas privileged character, and instead
9of suffering an indignity at the hands
8of the city officials, was turned oyer Il
sthe tender mercies of the military.
Mike Fleming. yesterday morning
fleE-oY,cx nd &c frn
4partial paralysis, the result of SCARF
areceived at the hands of Judge Piper
Unlike is an old offender and an aged mem
5ber of the Ancient and Dishonorablt
lOrder of Plain DRINKS. He has takeI
sIevery honor from the Five Dollal
8Degree" up to that which entities hin
dlo look down with supreme contemp
ION the new members of the order " az
fare struggling along in the first stage
zThe last time Mike appeared he tool
1.-THE Grand High Supreme Degree anC
awent up for several months. However
apossibly as penance for his
sfre1uent offenses. he was yesterday
8dropped from his high estate, auG
Hbrought back to the level from which
ahe had so steadily climbed for years
y" You have entered a plea OF guilty
sMr. Fleming" said the judge as he sup
oppressed yawn and cracked q chestnut
and you will be sentenced to pay &
s6ne of So" "Wha-a-t!" gasped
Michael. "only fve2" THAT is all
was the reply. And as Mike repeatedly
bowed low, and returned grateful
THANKS he was led gracefully from the
room.
John Leadford, very youthful Of
sfeader, who has scarcely passed tn
4 Knickerbocker Age" was again
sbefoTe the court, charged with vag-
4rancy. He said that since ne had been
CELEBRATED few weeks ago, he had taken
ia pleasant launt to Chicago, where he
:spent few hours very pleasantly, and
I ihen started on his return, intending
ito go to Hell, or rather Butte; bur
shad finally come to the conclusion
sthat he would drop down and
! see the boys before trusting his
slife and property in the handslof the
3MOntanans. IN this he knew he had
aaeted very unwisely; be also knew he
: Twas a Vagrant, and would, therefore,
splead guilty to the charge brought
sagainst him. Johnny viii play checkers
swith his nose for thirty long and weary
sdays,
Jake Larson, charged with fighting
swith Joe Turpin, entered a plea OF
7guilty, and was assessed So.
William jones, plain drunk, paid into
Getty treasury the sum Of So, and on tbs
5charge of drunkenness and profanity
7Dan Mccarthy was fined SO.